Tidy up coloured logging code.

[network.git] / functions.constants

#!/bin/bash
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# IPFire.org - A linux based firewall                                         #
# Copyright (C) 2010  Michael Tremer & Christian Schmidt                      #
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# Set gettext text domain.
TEXTDOMAIN="network"

# Enable colors by default
COLOURS="auto"

LOG_DIR=/var/log/network
RUN_DIR=/run/network

RED_RUN=${RUN_DIR}/red
PPP_SECRETS=/etc/ppp/secrets

# Network directory configuration.
NETWORK_CONFIG_DIR="/etc/network"
NETWORK_ZONE_DIR="${NETWORK_CONFIG_DIR}"
NETWORK_HOOKS_DIR=/usr/lib/network/hooks

# Network file configuration.
NETWORK_CONFIG_FILE=${NETWORK_CONFIG_DIR}/config
NETWORK_CONFIG_FILE_PARAMS="COLOURS DEBUG"
CONFIG_HOSTNAME="/etc/hostname"

RED_DB_DIR=${RUN_DIR}/red
ROUTING_DB_DIR=${RUN_DIR}/routing

DB_CONNECTION_FILE="${LOG_DIR}/connections.db"

# Proper error codes
EXIT_OK=0
EXIT_ERROR=1
EXIT_CONF_ERROR=2
EXIT_ERROR_ASSERT=3

EXIT_TRUE=0
EXIT_FALSE=1

STATUS_UP=0
STATUS_DOWN=1
STATUS_NOCARRIER=2

STATUS_TEXT[${STATUS_UP}]="UP"
STATUS_TEXT[${STATUS_DOWN}]="DOWN"
STATUS_TEXT[${STATUS_NOCARRIER}]="NO CARRIER"

STATUS_COLOUR[${STATUS_UP}]=${COLOUR_GREEN}
STATUS_COLOUR[${STATUS_DOWN}]=${COLOUR_RED}
STATUS_COLOUR[${STATUS_NOCARRIER}]=${COLOUR_YELLOW}

DISCOVER_OK=0
DISCOVER_ERROR=1
DISCOVER_NOT_SUPPORTED=2

# The user is able to create zones that begin
# with these names followed by a number.
ZONE_LOCAL="lan"
ZONE_NONLOCAL="upl"
VALID_ZONES="${ZONE_LOCAL} ${ZONE_NONLOCAL}"

SYS_CLASS_NET="/sys/class/net"

# Timeout values
TIMEOUT_RESTART=2

DEVICE_PRINT_LINE1="    %-24s %s\n"

PORT_PATTERN="pN"
PORT_PATTERN_ACCESSPOINT="apN"
PORT_PATTERN_WIRELESS="wN"

# This variable is used to point to a directory
# in which the iptables ruleset will be generated.
IPTABLES_TMPDIR=

FIREWALL_CONFIG_DIR="/etc/firewall"
FIREWALL_ZONES_DIR="${FIREWALL_CONFIG_DIR}/zones"
FIREWALL_CONFIG_FILE="${FIREWALL_CONFIG_DIR}/config"
FIREWALL_CONFIG_PORTFW="${FIREWALL_CONFIG_DIR}/portfw"

FIREWALL_CONFIG_PARAMS=""

FIREWALL_LOG_FACILITY="syslog"